@blackeyeriver There is nothing about perceptions, it says everything I need to know on the scoreboard.
Screengrab is just yet another game as games are most. Been afc after 40-50 seconds, as, after 4 years of this game, I 95% of the time correctly identify whether I'm on the joke team (which I usually am) or not very early on. Sad thing here is that my teammates continued playing and... yes.
Here we have a fun game, despite me being afc all the way through, because I naturally got two PC kids in an otherwise full console lobby and refused to play with them. Funny to see them get destroyed by the 0.6 AA lobby.
Now, here we have yet another early afc game where my teammates can't defeat my early 1 kill highscore, despite another team is on lvl 22.
Here an example of how one team gets to be op compared to the rest of the lobby, and me being afc again as there is no point in playing a team with rocket launchers while Respawn equip me with two squishy guns.
Anyway, I could post these all day long, but kinda wanna go play... and not Apex.
Well I really don't know what to tell you. But you are playing a different mode to br... This is more in line with arena shooter.
I don't know. I've never seen arena shooters have the best mm. It's usually sqewed to one team or another. But because it switches up many don't really seem to care. Meh, I don't really care either. It is what it is. As I stated earlier, really don't care about mm, there are bigger issues that affect my loss rate than just playing a better player occasionally in br.
The question is if supposedly all these "better players" are playing us, who are playing the players below us? Not us, seemingly, that's for sure, so the theory seems to fall apart completely and enforces my theory that more variance is needed from every skill level in the game.
I still hold the opinion of that most complaints can be traced back to garbage servers, instable connections, hit boxes / hit reg etc. in br at least. Not saying mm is perfect, but other things bother me a lot more. And getting back to the OP's original post - I stand by my position. That if you consistently die in 3 bullets it's likely not a mm issue but rather a performance issue.
What blackeyeriver said a few posts back:
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"I still hold the opinion of that most complaints can be traced back to garbage servers, instable connections, hit boxes / hit reg etc. in br at least."
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I watched a few YouTubers play tonight and I noticed something. It wasn't always the case, but sometimes there would be players who did nothing at all to fight back or take cover when they had plenty of time to do so. I don't mean they panicked and didn't react fast enough, they just got shot down cold right where they stood not even trying. I believe these people had some kind of time delay where they did not know what was happening. So, by the time they knew anything they got shot, and on their end all they saw was they were walking along and were hit and out of the game.
I think this explains the complaints I've had on here where some games all I hear is a sudden thump noise when I'm walking along and I'm dead, yet they say on the death screen I was shot 9 times or whatever. I think they need to adjust for these issues, because I believe it happens way more than we think. The YouTubers killing these people probably have thousands of dollars of state of the art equipment plus the best routers and connections money can buy since it's their income source. Idk, but when I read his post earlier this was an idea I had.
